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Brigham City is now instantly one of my favorite films ever. Always a huge fan of the independents, this one is spectacular, not only taking you into the intimate lives of these characters, but twisting and turning you through a suspenseful mystery. Wow, Richard Dutcher really had his hands full in this drama, his story was unpredictable, I had no idea who the killer was, the twists kept me guessing, and wondering right up until the very end. The film is thought provoking and very uplifting for a murder mystery!! The acting is strong, the plot line is tight, the production as a whole is top notch. This is a movie I look forward to seeing again, just because it really make me feel good when I watch it. There is something about this film, that I think is basically magical and I look forward to anything Dutcher puts out in the future!!

See this movie, it's well worth your time!!

After seeing some publicity for this film, I thought it would be a waste of my time... BOY WAS I WRONG!!! Cornman is great!! By no means is it the best film ever made, and you can tell there was quite a micro budget, but it is very much worth seeing. In all honesty this film is not for everyone, but if you've ever worked on a film with a micro budget, you can really appreciate this one.

The story and the production is very Troma-esque, the acting isn't all that great, but it by no means is bad. Some of the special effects are downright awful, but the exploding head... Fantastic!!!

Like I said, it's not the greatest movie ever made, but it is very funny and very much worth seeing. Buy it today, it's worth it's weight in corn!! Great job guys!

Like Orson Wells, M. Night Shyamalan's first film was far superior to all his later, at least up to this point. Though Unbreakable was still quite good, it doesn't really hold a candle to Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense. The ambiguity of the trailers leaves the story open for anything to happen, which of course, it does. Not unlike The Sixth Sense, Shyamalan is masterful through every scene, with not only the story telling technique, but the unusual camera angles as well. Though, parts of the film to tend to drag on a bit, the theme of Comic Books is prevalent, and adds to the fabulously foreshadowed ending. Some viewers may be disappointed in the near sluggish pace, but many fans will not only appreciate the film, but will embrace it. Side note, a must for all comic book buffs.